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Doctor Gets Hero's Welcome in India

Sunday, July 29, 2007 11:43:29 PM
By MUNEEZA NAQVI

Mohamed Haneef, an Indian doctor looks on after he reached his father-in-law's home in Bangalore, India, Sunday, July 29, 2007. Haneef, who was jailed in Australia on terror charges reiterated he had no knowledge of his relatives' alleged involvement in a failed British attack during an interview broadcast hours before he returned to India on Sunday. Haneef's jailing in Australia aroused waves of sympathy in his native India, especially in the southern city of Bangalore where he was greeted by a carnival-like atmosphere. (AP Photo/Aijaz Rahi) BANGALORE, India (AP) - Mobbed by TV cameramen, journalists and supporters, a 27-year-old doctor flew home to a hero's welcome Sunday in southern India after being freed from jail in Australia when terror charges against him were dropped.

Looking relaxed and smiling, Mohammed Haneef was whisked from the airport to his family's home, where a celebratory feast was being held, after flying from Brisbane, Australia, earlier in the day. Haneef's jailing had aroused waves of sympathy in his native India.

"What can give a mother more happiness? My child is free and he is coming home," Haneef's mother, Qurrath-Ul-Ain, said as she passed around sweets to cousins and neighbors at her home, which was decked out with strings of jasmine flowers, balloons and streamers.


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